Question: Is it possible to display the 'hamburger-menu' button for all mobile (@media) pages? (thus, replacing the 'back-button')
Purpose: To give users access to 'search, notifications, and links' from every mobile page (via the hamburger drop-down).
Code: This seems to be the relevant block of flarum's HTML on a 'back-button' page:
<div id="app-navigation" class="App-navigation">
<div class="Navigation ButtonGroup App-backControl"> **[EV]**
<a class="Button Navigation-back Button--icon hasIcon" href="/" title="Back to Discussion List" active="false" type="button" aria-label="Back to Discussion List"> **[EV]**
<i class="icon fas fa-chevron-left Button-icon"></i>
</a>
</div>
</div>
[EV] = This javascript event is called on the two lines marked [EV] above:
function(t) {
t = t || event, m.redraw.strategy("diff"), m.startComputation();
try {
return c.call(l, t)
} finally {
ct()
}
}
After several fruitless attempts...I'm willing to learn.
All ideas or hacks are welcome. Much respect.